One of this man's sons killed an Elean named Iphitus, after which he fled to Tiryns and became Eurystheus's herald. Another of his sons won the hand of Megareus's daughter Euaechme by killing the Cythaeronian lion. This father of Copreus and Alcathous had an affair with the nymph Axioche which resulted in an illegitimate son named Chrysippus, who was eventually killed out of jealousy by this man's twin sons Thyestes and Atreus. He once convinced a son of Hermes named Myrtilus to help sabotage the chariot of Oenomaus, allowing him to win the hand of Hippodamia. This man acquired an ivory should
One of this man's sons killed an Elean named Iphitus, after which he fled to Tiryns and became Eurystheus's herald. Another of his sons won the hand of Megareus's daughter Euaechme by killing the Cythaeronian lion. This father of Copreus and Alcathous had an affair with the nymph Axioche which resulted in an illegitimate son named Chrysippus, who was eventually killed out of jealousy by this man's twin sons Thyestes and Atreus. He once convinced a son of Hermes named Myrtilus to help sabotage the chariot of Oenomaus, allowing him to win the hand of Hippodamia. This man acquired an ivory shoulder after Demeter absentmindedly ate his original one. For 10 points, identify this king of Pisa, who as a boy was cooked and served to the gods by his father Tantalus.
One of this man's sons killed an Elean named Iphitus, after which he fled to Tiryns and became Eurystheus's herald.
Pelops